This release extends on that features by adding support for In the previous release, we introduced a trigger-based template However, all lights do have an nice updated UI as in the screenshot. Please note, that at this moment not all integrations are able to support color
Screenshot of the updated more info dialog for lights. The more info dialog for lights have been modernized to support (and integrations) to adjust the behavior for the light better.įor example, the frontend will adjust the color picker based on the color mode Provide the actual color mode an light supports. Previously, we relied mainly on HS (Hue Saturation) & Brightness (HSB/HSV)Īnd colors in Home Assistant was based on that. We now have support for RGBWW, RGBW and many more color modes! (they show a little cloud label) and integrations that are installed asĬustom integration (they show a little package label). Screenshot of the updated integrations dashboard.Īdditionally, you can now recognize integrations that rely on the cloud Have a more compact look and provide more useful information.įor example, it now shows the state of the integration and in case of aįailure, it will now tell you why that is. The Integrations dashboard has been updated to Thanks for turning on analytics! Updated look and feel for the integration dashboard We also audited the top 35 integrations to make sure they stop polling on stop. This means restarts are faster now! As more parts of Home Assistant nowĬancel/react to the shutdown procedure better than before We adjusted timeouts and fixed a few places where shutdown would blockįorever, for example, when restarting Home Assistant the configuration getsĬhecked and there was a case that could hang in this check forever. The restart button now provides feedback! So you know right away if a restartĬan’t happen because of invalid configuration, broken integration or database This question we have seen quite a few times and was a rather annoying So, why didn’t Home Assistant restart when you press the restart button? Why Home Assistant didn’t restart when I pressed the restart button? Screenshot of information panel showing integration set up times. Screenshot of Home Assistant reporting integrations that are being set up.Īnd in case you missed those notifications, you can always check the
The integration taking the longest time to set up is now displayed when Stop wondering, as you can now see which integration is delaying startup as Startup visibility - What is taking so long?Įver wondered why starting up Home Assistant took so long?
Waiting for a database check on unclean shutdown!įinally, the recorder performance has been improved by reducing the writeįrequency. This live recovery to work during migration and purge. Home Assistant to recover and start a new database when the recorder encounteredĬorruption when saving events or states to the database. Your SQLite database, you probably know how much of a pain it is to get thingsīack up and running again. Talking about broken databases: if you have ever had database corruption of Thanks to and we now can store events up toĦ4 characters and the recorder won’t get stuck if there is one exceeding thatĪnd if you have ever had to wait for the recorder to shut down, worry no moreĪs Home Assistant can now shut down successfully, even when the database is Now happen in the background and no longer prevent Home Assistant from starting.ĭuring migration, Home Assistant will prevent being restarted or stopped until
#ANCORA PAIN RECOVERY SHUT DOWN UPGRADE#
There is a database upgrade in this release, but worry not as database upgrades Integrations now available to set up from the UI.Docker images now signed and available on the GitHub Container Registry.Updated look and feel for the integration dashboard.Why Home Assistant didn’t restart when I pressed the restart button?.
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